How To Get Rewards For Eating Out With SquareMeal Rewards
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How To Get Rewards For Eating Out With SquareMeal Rewards

Be honest how many times have you thought about just not cooking tonight and having a meal out? I never need an excuse to say no to cooking. Especially with the hot weather we are having. There is nothing nicer than having meal cooked for you and staying cool in an air conditioned restaurant. If you love going out I am going to share with you How To Get Rewards For Eating Out With SquareMeal Rewards.

I do love eating out, usually these days it is just family meals out for birthdays, or a celebration. Today we are celebrating C getting Distinctions across all of her exams. So what better way to celebrate and earn points as well for more treats along the way. For me getting rewarded does help in my decision making. I get points when I go shopping, or from my favourite coffee shops. So why not get rewarded when dining out.

Dining Out

What is SquareMeal Rewards?

Simply it is a reward scheme that costs you nothing to join. You can sign up online which you can do here the more you dine the more rewards you get

  • Sign up to SquareMeal
  • Search restaurants near you that offer rewards
  • Visit restaurant
  • Collect Rewards
  • Redeem rewards once you have accumulated enough

Just for signing up, adding your payment card (used for tracking purposes only) and downloading the app you get 300 reward points.

How Can I Earn More Rewards?

This is the easy part

  • Log into your SquareMeal Rewards account
  • Make a booking through SquareMeal
  • Follow the booking requirements – this is shown on the rewards page
  • Dine and use the card linked to your account – this is how point are verified

Once you have accumulated enough rewards you can redeem them for a variety of options from

  • Restaurant Vouchers
  • Cookware
  • And more

What better reason to start eating out more than to earn rewards

What I Like About SquareMeal

I am sure I am not the only one who has supermarket rewards for the weekly shop, or coffee shop awards where you can get free drinks. I usually use mine and rarely look at the points balance but do love the option for free or discounted goods. With SquareMeal you can do the same, once you start to earn they will start to accumulate to offer you your rewards of your choice.

You can find out more by heading to SquareMeal and searching for restaurants close to you.

A Little Giveaway

SquareMeal Reward

I am giving one lucky reader the chance to win a £50 Amazon Voucher.

See below on how to enter making sure you complete the mandatory sections. Plus coming back daily for a daily bonus entry to improve your chances,

The giveaway is open to anyone aged 18 or over.

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180 Comments on “How To Get Rewards For Eating Out With SquareMeal Rewards”

  1. I’d try the prince Rupert in Newark as it’s steeped in the history of the civil war as well as delicious food.

  2. Would love to try Canvas in Tunbridge Wells. It’s fairly new and I’ve heard so many good things about it. Sounds like a great, intimate setting.

  3. twice brewed on hadrians wall has home cooked food in great surroundings and very friendly staff and other diners

  4. La Casa Loco in Rugby, Warwickshire is a great rest for a meal out with friends. It is in Little Church Street, upstairs.

  5. Toyko Ramen in Manchester because my daughters love Japanese cuisine and we’ve been wanting to try there for a while now 🙂

  6. I would choose The Talbooth Restaurant as it has an absolutely terrific reputation for it’s food and atmosphere.

  7. Land in Birmingham (vegan fine dining) is my favourite restaurant, but I’d also love to try Studio Gauthier in London.

  8. We have recently moved house to a completely new area so I’m always on the look out for lovely places to eat and The Gosforth Hotel popped up on the Square Meals website, it’s not too far away from us, easy to find and the food looks amazing. Would love to go on a date night with my partner here.

  9. I would chose the taproom ST Ives as its a resturant I know but have never tried before but it looks good.

  10. I’d choose Cinnamon Kitchen City for it’s exciting Indian flavours, stylish atmosphere, and unforgettable dining experience!

  11. Will have to be the Zindiya in Birmingham for me, heard great things about it and love my Indian food as well

  12. I’d choose Havet in Bromley, which is local to me and is always treat for my family with a lively atmosphere and something on the menu for everyone!

  13. I would go to Za Za Bazaar in Bristol for my up and coming Birthday. I’ve heard great reviews from work colleagues.

  14. I’d go for Shoryu Ramen Manchester. Their ramen is really good, I’ve been there a few times but it’s a bit expensive.

  15. I would go with the Bluebell Hotel in Middlesbrough. It’s local and I’ve eaten there before, but I didn’t know they did afternoon tea!

  16. Pip at Treehouse Hotel looks amazing, I think I’m going to book for our wedding anniversary next month.

  17. Browns Bristol, their menu looks amazing, especially the afternoon tea. I haven’t been to a Browns for years!

  18. The white pheasant, Fordham as it’s a place I’ve wanted to try for ages but haven’t got round to it .

  19. id choose my lloocall bela italia in northampton we ften go there the food is nice and staff. are lovely

  20. The Orangery – Fairmont The Mere. It’s a place I’ve always wanted to visit but never seemed to have found the time! Such a crime!

  21. I’d love to try Lunar Wedgwood. There’s a woodland walk from the same car park so I could make a day out of it.

  22. I would pick Shoryn Ramen Soho because I love their Ramen & could eat here before a West End show!

  23. Mildred’s is a fabulous vegan group. Such a treat to go to any of their restaurants but Covent Garden is my Mildred’s destination of choice.

  24. I would go to Za Za Bazaar at Bristol because I went there for a Christmas meal where I used to work and it was fantastic!

  25. I’d love to try Charlotte’s W5 in Ealing – it’s just round the corner from me and always gets great reviews!

  26. I would love to visit San Carlo in Liverpool. Its an Italian restaurant and looks really nice and Ive fancied going there for a while.

  27. I would love to take my mum to Hambleton Hall. She loves Rutland Water so this would be a perfect treat for her.

  28. I would choose eleven fifty five in Glasgow. It’s on my to visit list as have heard great things about the food.

  29. I would choose eleven fifty five in Glasgow. It’s on my to visit list as have heard great things about the food.

  30. The search functionality is poor. If you select “vegan only” you expect to be presented with vegan restaurants but that isn’t the case. Not worth my time.

      1. For example, The Old Bakery Devon is tagged as vegan only. The picture shows a chicken with a boiled egg on top. If you look at their Facebook you will see that they serve meals containing meat and fish. If I do a search on vegan only, I expect the restaurant to only serve vegan food.

        1. I am not in Devon so have not searched there.

          I have however just searched The Old Bakery and it does state
          The Old Bakery offers modern Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes in a sharing style. Our extensive menu includes many vegetarian, vegan and gluten free dishes.

          All our dishes are made in house so there are no hidden nasties. Our produce is sourced direct from grower on the continent as well as the best local fish, meat and vegetables.

          They cater for vegans they do not say they are a totally vegan restaurant

  31. I was surprised and delighted to see The Ferry Inn in Pembroke Dock was on the list as it is only down the road from me and we visit it often

  32. Unfortunately there aren’t any in my city so I hope they expand but I would use this as an excuse for a day out to York and eat at the Malmaison York Sora

  33. I’m always interested in anything free or discounted, I’m sure I’d soon choose somewhere nice .

  34. Our local family run Italian serves wonderful home-cooked food and the staff are welcoming and friendly.

  35. Marley’s in Folkestone as I love the seaside location and the local kentish produce they serve

  36. I really like Wagamama, I know it’s a chain restaurant but their food is always tasty and fairly healthy.

  37. Dishoom in Manchester, I have been once and it was the best Indian food I have tasted. unfortunately too expensive for a second visit so far, but would love the chance.

  38. I would choose bistro 1896 west derby golf course play a round of golf then have a nice meal after

  39. The Bricklayer’s Arms, Boston. We have heard such good reports about the atmosphere and the food so we must get around to trying it.

  40. The Wykeham Arms, Winchester. I’ve had a drink there, but never eaten. Be nice for a family get together!

  41. I’d choose the Village Pub & Grill (Village Hotel, Manchester Hyde) because it’s not too far away from me, and the food there is great

  42. I would choose The Swan at Lamport , we visited many years ago and had a great meal and I would love to return!

  43. I have chosen Zindiya in Moseley Birmingham as it is reasonably close to me and near a great fabric shop also in Moseley

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